They did a live show recently and got a KOREAN CROWD headbanging. They’re going to lollapalooza this week! And you’re right btw😂 junhan (emo boy) writes a lot of their songs and he’s typically the brain behind a lot of your favorites!

At the Lollapalooza concert I couldn't be near the stage, but I was in the back areas where there were a lot of people impressed with the voice of the long-haired bassist, literally that's what they called him, they loved his voice and performance.

calling their vibe a "mischievous little shit" vibe is SO REAL LMAO

I love how most of fans before stanning them ALWAYS attracted to Junhan and call him emo boy😭 indeed he is

Your appreciation of Junhan makes me very happy 😌

3:45 this is actually Jooyeon

5:30 and his thigh is like your neck 🥲

19:26 loll, you're actually right. I don't rmb exactly but on their debut showcase, JYP said that when Junhan joined the lineup he felt the vision he had for the group is now complete. He embodies the punk asthetic visually and characteristicly.

George the lobster was the oldest recorded American lobster so far (~140 y/o) that was caught, put in a restaurant as a mascot, then released back into the wild

I just went to their nyc concert and I can confirm that hearing their songs live is a completely different experience

In case you’re wondering what else is there to check out from them, there are four music videos you haven’t seen: “Haircut”, “Freaking Bad” (maybe you won’t like this one as much bcz of the lyrics), “Break the Brake”, and “Boy Comics”. Hope u check them out on the channel too

19:43   junhan (emo kid) along with gun-il (drummer) have the most song credits the last time i saw  :)

My girlfriend was growing up in Asia while I was enjoying western 00's rock and I really wanted to pinpoint why this album is so nostalgic for me/who it reminds me of to show her, but I can't. Help. This is my favourite album of all time.

The line at minute 5 is Jooyeon's part and that's how they sing it live. That's where they got confused.

There's actually a drum cam for the Diamond + Beautiful Life performance! https://youtu.be/SQamVD52qp4?si=XQQFuim3mfiW73VB

i love how xdinary heroes uses the ecdysis/molting (a process of changing shells) on lobster (all crustaceans to be exact) as an analogy of wanting to become a better and stronger version of ourselves yet the inner self is still entirely intact. it reminded me of their 2nd anniversary xqxa interview where o.de and junhan was talking about how it may look like their outward appearance has change a lot but their core is still the same, honestly i'm glad they've made it into a song!

also, there just something about more than i like that made me cry a lot (i mean A LOT) but i dunno why tho? anyways, if you want something silly from them there's this song called zzz! the lyrics was about how bananas are really long and how goose are still called goose even if you flipped them! 😂🤣

Yess!! Jungsu is such an amazing vocalist! Jooyeon obviously has such a perfect band/rock voice but Jungsu's tone is so clear and powerful and their voices contrast each other so well (along with Gaon and Ode) that it really elevates their songs. Also, the deep synth bass in the pre-chorus of supernatural is actually played on a keytar by Ode which is always fun whenever he brings it out for live performances as I think one of their strengths as a band (besides from their vocals) is that they have both a keyboard player and a synth player so can be really versatile and creative with the style and sound of their songs.

And yes, while the whole band composes and writes most of their songs collaboratively, Junhan (the red haired lead guitar player) is very creative and so does contribute a lot to writing their lyrics and the band's overall style and influences.

Also, a korean bands go they're actually pretty popular and so often play larger venues (in korea) rather than smaller more intimate stages that are often so good for bands. I've only seen videos from these concerts so can't speak from personal experience but it seems like they perform these larger venues pretty well as a band as they have great stage presence and crowd engagement, not to mention their production and lighting team helping them put on a great show. I imagine they'll be playing more medium-small sized venues on their world tour which will be amazing as you'll likely get the best of both worlds with an intimate stage and great performance.

Oh they do have live versions with really big stages ! They post concert videos for some songs on their channel

Yayyyy....thanks alot for checking the album out💜💜

Personally I think it's the best their album and the best in K-pop industry at this year